#1: Can you still use the shutter button on this? And #2: Can you still interchange gizmon lenses?
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#1: You can still use the shutter button on this. You can take a look on this site: http://gizmon.com/gizmon-ica/ #2: You can attach the gizmon lens series. Please let us know if we can help any further.
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This camera does not have interchangeable lenses. However, this camera does have threads on the lens that would allow you to use filters and attachments, so you might be able to find an adaptor that would help you get the effect you need. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can. However I returned the one I bought as the edges were out of focus. Maybe I just got a defective one... I don't know!
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yes Pentax is famous for being able to interchange lenses, however some of the earlier bodies will not give you full auto functions, I would check with the chart available from Pentax to make sure if you will get full functionality
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Thanks for the explanation, Les. So, it seems that as long as the IS is turned on, in-camera, it doesn't matter whether it's on or off on the lens. I made do some A/B testing to see if there's a difference with the lens switch on/off while the setting is switched on in-camera.
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You can use either shutter button! Regular shutter button when held horizontally or grip shutter button when held vertically. Both work independently of each other.
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In my G1, go to Manual mode on the dial and then scroll past 60 seconds in shutter speed and the "B" appears. Then you can press and hold the shutter button as long as you want. I assume the GH2 is similar.
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No you can not interchange the lens but it has different modes to make it wide angle, regular & zoom
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Not sure if this is an answer to your question? The button does not lock. But if you have a setting on your camera for long exposure such as night shots. It will trigger it just fine. My wife and I use it for night shots and low light shots all the time. We use it with a Nikon D200. We like it.
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Thanks again. I'll be deciding by the end of the week, because I'll have to return the Canon by Saturday! Another thing re: the Panasonic is that you can attach certain lenses to it to extend the zoom and possibly some other stuff. I like that Idea. I love cameras with big wide lenses on them!Take care, and thanks for your thoughts.
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Yes you can also use a manual focus. it isn't something that I would use but it is there
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Yes, you can. There is a toggle mode where it stays on one camera for 5 or 10 seconds and then switches to the other. It's nice that it's automatic!
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Great! Thank you both so much for your responses. It was the one thing I used a lot on the old one I'm replacing, but the documentation and photos do not show that button.Thanks again!
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I don't think so since you can't change the lens.it works nearly the same but I think it is easier to use.
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Yes. The lens can be removed and interchanged with lenses of different focal strengths.
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Depending on the lens IS performance, use either one of the two but not both at one time. So if using the camera's built in IS, disable the lens's and vice versa.
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I will answer as soon as possible. I am still waiting for my filters and adapters and LCD covers before I take my camera anywhere to take any photos. I just want to be safe. I scratched the lens and LCD on my last camera when I fell down, so I am trying to be extra careful. I will keep this email so I can remember to answer your question. Have you tried manual though? Going to the highest ISO would probably help with that.